eFENCE1 Pet Fence Systems
About us
eFENCE1 - Your Source for Electronic Training and Pet Containment Since 1990. Training a dog can be a rewarding experience, strengthening the bond between owner and canine. Man’s best friend isn’t always the most obedient member of the household. Does your pet roam freely through your neighborhood? Dig up your flowerbeds? Rendezvous with your neighbor’s pets? You and your pet need the services of eFENCE1. Since 1990, eFENCE1 has been in the pet fence systems and electronic training business, helping thousands of dogs become their family’s best friend! You can restrict your pet’s territory without restricting his movement and you can control other unwanted behaviors, all with gentle electronic training products. Our Mission “We strive to serve people who care about their pets and want to protect them in a safe, convenient manner that is aesthetically pleasing. We do this by providing leading edge technologies, expert training and good old-fashioned personal service.”
Business highlights
Services we offer
Electronic Fencing for Dogs and Cats. Installation, Training, & Service. Batteries and Receiver collars for all brands. DIY Self-Install Kits.
Services we don't offer
Conventional Fencing like Chain Link, Vinyl Fence, Wrought Iron, Wood Fence
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- PayPal
- American Express
- Financing Available
- Check
- Visa
- Discover
- MasterCard
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Licensing
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